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Entering More Than One
Criterion in a Field
Enter search criteria in more than one FIND field to search for all records
that match both criteria. Enter more than one search criterion in a single
FIND field to search for all records that meet both conditions in the same
column. Separate two criteria in the same FIND field with an ampersand
(&).
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FINDII>=,Jun 01 19E:5 e< (=JuI 31 1985
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Searches for and displays all records that contain dates from June I,
1985 through July 31, 1985 in the column in which the search criteria
are entered.
FINDII >=,J'Jn 01 1'3:35
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Searches for and displays all records that contain dates later than June
I, 1985 in the first column and amounts less than $\00,000.00 in the
second column.
When you create a new data base, the cursor highlights the intersection of
the
NEW
column and row. Move to the FIND field for the first column in
which you want to search for data, then edit the field. Enter FIND criteria
in as many fields as needed for the search. Press I
ENTER
I after the last field
is entered.
I. Use the arrow keys to move the cursor to the FIND row of the
appropriate column.
2. Press
IT]
for the Edit command.
3. Type the search criteria.
4. Press
GJ
to enter the criteria and move to the next field or press I
ENTER
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to enter the criteria and immediately perform the search. The records
that match all search criteria are displayed.
Note: You must press I
ENTER
I to begin a FIND search.
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